What are some of the common consequences to a child whose mother smoked while pregnant?
(A) increased birth weight and lethargy.
(B) lower birth weight and short stature.
(C) severe hearing loss and heart defects.
(D) severely deformed limbs and muscle spasms
(E) heart defects and poor reflexes.

The consequences of cigarette smoking in a pregnant woman will have an impact on weight and growth; although also according to the severity of this, there may be severe cardiovascular and vision disorders. The risks will be directly related to the amount of damage that the placenta presents in the smoking woman.

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What are some of the common consequences to a child whose mother smoked while pregnant? (A) increased birth weight and lethargy. (B) lower birth weight and short stature. (C) severe hearing loss and heart defects. (D) severely deformed limbs and muscle spasms (E) heart defects and poor reflexes.

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What are some of the common consequences to a child whose mother smoked while pregnant?
(A) increased birth weight and lethargy.
(B) lower birth weight and short stature.
(C) severe hearing loss and heart defects.
(D) severely deformed limbs and muscle spasms
(E) heart defects and poor reflexes.